Ovidiu Nicolae

Same problem here and it’s definitely Yoast SEO related, likely the 21.9 update. This is absolutely unacceptable, please post an update on the problem or push an update with a rollback.

• This reply was modified 10 months ago by Ovidiu Nicolae.

Thank you, Pavel. Looking forward to seeing it patched in a future update.

• This reply was modified 1 year ago by Ovidiu Nicolae.

Hi Michael,

Thank you for your reply. No, I am not using a filter, I was merely describing a hypothetical situation where having the name displayed explicitly for the last crumb would actually help.

Thank you for your reply. While the change in 16.2 does make sense as it seemed redundant to declare the name twice for the same page, you didn’t take into account the scenario where a user has the schema output enabled only for breadcrumbs (via a filter for example) and handles the rest separately, maybe in the theme itself. So in that case, the following code won’t be on the page:

"@type": "WebPage",
"@id": "https://yoast.com/wordpress/plugins/seo/#webpage",
"url": "https://yoast.com/wordpress/plugins/seo/",
"name": "Yoast SEO: the #1 WordPress SEO Plugin \u2022 Yoast",

So the issue will still be there since the initial description of the page is missing and can’t be referenced via the @id property.

Hope this makes sense.

Thanks for your reply. No, adding the breadcrumbs title manually still doesn’t solve the issue and it’s still missing from the schema output.

Understood, many thanks again for taking the time to help. Much appreciated

Sa?a, that is perfect. It’s exactly what I needed. Many thanks for your help!

This second solution is easier and simpler, but I think one downside would be that in the future, as the Yoast team adds new classes, it will need to be constantly updated.

I tried to use the wpseo_schema_graph_pieces filter but didn’t manage to make it work. Could you share an example of that as well?

Thanks again

Thank you for your reply, Sa?a.
The wpseo_json_ld_output filter still appears in the api documentation here, so I am a bit surprised that it is deprecated.

EDIT: you are right, in class-schema.php it was deprecated.

So the idea would be to use wpseo_schema_graph_pieces instead of wpseo_json_ld_output and basically remove all schema except for breadcrumbs?

Thanks again for your help.

Solved after manually reinstalling WordPress.

UPDATE: The classic editor bug is not caused by the 5.3 update (it was the yoast plugin).

Any way to keep the schema output for yoast breadcrumbs? That filter will disable all schema markup, including breadcrumbs. Thanks!

Absolutely. Plugins, hooks and filters, custom templates in their child themes and so on. Lots of these questions have already been answered on the GP support forums and if not they can always post them there and get help. Or here if they didn’t buy the premium plugin.

I’m marking the topic as resolved, please feel free to post again if you need any help.

Ovidiu

You’re very welcome, Sussana. Glad that I could help.

Thank you for your review! I hope you’ll enjoy the theme and please feel free to post in the support forum if you need help with anything. ??